A. While a slightly elevated temperature may be a sign that you are getting sick, chances are a number of other factors are influencing your body temperature on a daily basis. As a result, 99.9 degrees Fahrenheit is not considered a fever.In 1868, the German physician Carl Reinhold August Wunderlich showed that normal human body temperature averages 98.6. temperature above 100.4, regardless of the normal range for an individual, is considered a universal sign of fever and suggests an illness. If it is over 104, the person should seek medical attention.
Tingling in hands and feet. Tingling in the hands or feet is common and can be a long-term or temporary symptom. In many cases, tingling in the hands or feet is nothing to worry about, but it can be a symptom of some medical conditions.owever, too much B6 can also cause tingling in the hands and feet. Alcoholism. Alcoholics are more likely to have a thiamine or other important vitamin deficiencies because of poor dietary habits, a common cause of peripheral neuropathy.
Disorders of the nerves to the feet may cause numbness and burning sensation in the feet known as peripheral neuropathy. Plantar warts commonly found on the bottom of the foot are caused by a virus and can cause irritation. Athlete's foot, which is caused by a fungus, also can lead to foot irritation.